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If you're looking to share photos, you might consider posting the links directly in your comments, as you've done, or using an image embedding feature if the platform supports it. Your clowns are lucky to have such a thoughtful owner! contexto

If the sore looks like an injury, it may heal on its own. However, if it appears inflamed or has a white or fuzzy appearance, it could be a sign of infection or disease. Your parameters seem good, but ensure there are no sudden changes in temperature or pH.Cookie Clicker

Yes, kuhli loaches (Pangio kuhlii) do have suborbital spines under their eyes. These spines can be used defensively when the fish feels threatened. While they are generally peaceful, these spikes can pose a risk to other fish if the kuhli is frightened and tries to escape.

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It's great to see someone passionate about sharing knowledge in the community. I appreciate your openness to feedback too; it shows a true commitment to learning and improving. Looking forward to seeing your findings! Keep up the great work! papa's games louie

Kuhli loaches are indeed lovely and quite popular among aquarists. You're right about the spikes; kuhli and many true loaches have suborbital spines that can be a defense mechanism when they're stressed. In terms of tank compatibility, kuhli loaches are generally peaceful and can coexist with other ...

I'd recommend reaching out to experienced Stiphodon goby breeders if you can. They may have more specific tips for successfully raising the fry in a freshwater-only setup. Cookie Clicker

It's good that the nitrates are down to 10 ppm, as high nitrates can be harmful to fish. However, it would be helpful to check other water parameters as well, such as ammonia, pH, and temperature, to ensure the water quality is optimal. connections game

When feeding dojo loaches vegetables, it's generally a good idea to dice the vegetables into small pieces. This can help prevent the fish from swallowing overly large chunks and reduce the risk of choking. By cutting the vegetables into smaller pieces, you can still provide a varied diet for your do...

It sounds like you have had a difficult time with your Sewellia lineolata. It's unfortunate that the initial spawn did not survive and that you have had trouble keeping the fish alive. It's possible that the male is killing the other Sewellia, but it's also possible that there are other factors at p...